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I am in the process of choosing software to process some GPR data looking at ice thickness in Antarctica. Your suite looks great,
My data is in numpy arrays, I am trying to convert it a suitable filetype.
How is your '.gpr' arranged? Would you recommend using this format over the others options (.DT1,.DZT, .GPRhdr, .rad ).
I have waveform data and corresponding xyz location and timestamp.
I have seen the example data /exampledata/GSSI, but cant see how the DZT file is arranged, and am not sure what the two corresponding txt files are.
Thanks kindly,
arran
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I saw your comment about using obspy "to export as a depth - time binary file .dt1, you can then hand-write a header in the style of the example data .h."
I don't see dt1 as a supported format of obspy.write() does the depth-time binary file go by another name?
I am in the process of choosing software to process some GPR data looking at ice thickness in Antarctica. Your suite looks great,
My data is in numpy arrays, I am trying to convert it a suitable filetype.
How is your '.gpr' arranged? Would you recommend using this format over the others options (.DT1,.DZT, .GPRhdr, .rad ).
I have waveform data and corresponding xyz location and timestamp.
I have seen the example data /exampledata/GSSI, but cant see how the DZT file is arranged, and am not sure what the two corresponding txt files are.
Thanks kindly,
arran
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: